Emerging Technologies
Tech companies could achieve much more by serving the common good. Here's 3 steps they should take
What if they asked how their core technology could be used in the public interest?
Master of Public Administration, Harvard Kennedy School (USA); Executive Master’s Degree in Global Leadership conferred by The World Economic Forum (in partnership with Columbia University, Wharton Business School, INSEAD, LBS, CEIBS); BS in Engineering, Donetsk State Tech University (Ukraine). 1999-2005 with SLCC: overseeing student support services program. 2005-2006 with CRDF Global: Managing an int’l grant program for scientific/business partnerships in technology. 2006-2011 with The Millennium Challenge Corporation: structuring and implementing transformational economic development projects across 3 continents. 2012-2015 with the World Economic Forum (Europe & Eurasia Team): heading regional government engagement. 2015-2017 with VEON, overseeing public policy and government affairs across the market footprint of 235M customers. Since 2017, Founder and Managing Partner, Strategic Narrative Consulting (www.snconsulting.nl) advising Booking.com, EBRD, and several tech startups on Int'l Public Policy.
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Fourth Industrial Revolution
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Global Governance
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Emerging Technologies
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Workforce and Employment
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Competitiveness Framework
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Fourth Industrial Revolution
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China
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Workforce and Employment
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